Why didn't you say in your original post
del D:\Eudora Mail\Eudora.log /F /Q ?
Or when asked for some of the bat file you gave an example of
del d:\xyz\crash*.log ?
--
Ronald Sommer
: Dear Napatsfan,
: I'm very sorry, either you responded to someone else with a similar
problem
: or I simply never saw your reply. If it was my error in any way, please
: forgive me. I am VERY grateful for your help and can't wait to run my
: correct bat file!
: kind regards,
: Sue
:
: "Nepatsfan" wrote:
:
: > Just out of curiosity, why didn't you respond back that my
: > earlier suggestion didn't fix the problem? You were also asked
: > to post a copy of your batch file. If you had done so, you're
: > problem would probably already be solved. You need to enclose
: > the path to the files you're trying to delete in quotes.
: >
: > For example, you have this.
: >
: > del C:\Documents and Settings\mememe\Application
: > Data\Mailwasher
: > Pro\trash.* /F /Q
: >
: > It should be this.
: >
: > del "C:\Documents and Settings\mememe\Application
: > Data\Mailwasher Pro\trash.*" /F /Q
: >
: > likewise
: >
: > del C:\Documents and Settings\mememe\Application
: > Data\Mailwasher Pro\mwlog.* /F /Q
: >
: > should be
: >
: > del "C:\Documents and Settings\mememe\Application
: > Data\Mailwasher
: > Pro\mwlog.*" /F /Q
: >
: > Finally,
: >
: > del D:\Eudora Mail\Eudora.log /F /Q
: >
: > should be
: >
: > del "D:\Eudora Mail\Eudora.log" /F /Q
: >
: > Good luck
: >
: > Nepatsfan
: >
: > In : > > Dear Aysh,
: > > using that command, it changes to the D: drive. Here is some
: > > of the
: > > bat file. Windows is saying it can find the string
: > > specified:
: > > del C:\Documents and Settings\mememe\Application
: > > Data\Mailwasher
: > > Pro\trash.* /F /Q
: > > del C:\Documents and Settings\mememe\Application
: > > Data\Mailwasher
: > > Pro\mwlog.* /F /Q
: > > del D:\Eudora Mail\Eudora.log /F /Q
: > > Thanks!
: > > Sue
: > >
: > > "Ayush" <"ayushmaan.j[aatt]gmail.com" wrote:
: > >
: > >> Replied to [Sue]s message :
: > >>> Hi,
: > >>> I'm sure I must need to plug in a path idiciator somewhere
: > >>> as even
: > >>> though everything is running fine, if I try to run a batch
: > >>> file in
: > >>> a DOS window (using CMD), I get an error saying it can't
: > >>> find D:.
: > >>>
: > >>> Someone suggested I try using fixpath.exe, but that utility
: > >>> confirmed my path settings are correct, so what do I need
: > >>> to fix
: > >>> and how do I fix it? Thanks!
: > >>> Sue
: > >>
: > >> What happens when you type :
: > >> cd /d D:\
: > >> in Command Prompt.
: > >>
: > >> --
: > >> → Ayush
: > >> -------------
: > >> Search -
www.Google.com | Wikipedia -
: > >>
http://en.wikipedia.org
: > >> Snip your long urls -
http://snipurl.com/
: > >> -------------
: >
: >
: >
: >
